Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-21
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.
DOMESTIC.


A severe storm has done much damage
at Staten Island and at Long Branch.
Mrs. A. T. Stewards will is to be con-
tested by P. II. Butler, one of the heirs.
Mr.. Patter, an English yachtman, is
having a new yacht built at East Boston.
John Baughman and his wife were as
phyxiated at Dalton, o., yesterday morn
ing.
Congressman Scott says that he would
not accept the SecretaTyship OF the Treas
ury.
The House has deferred action on the
Presidents veto of the dependent pension
bill.
George Duchaimes knocked out James
Dohegany in a twenty round fight at Chi
cago.
The bill to retire the trade dollar has
passed both Houses, and now goes TO the
President.
A. J. Howard, ex-Warden of the South
ern Indiana State Prison, is a defaulter for
large amount.
The Senate, Saturday, voted down pro-
posed increase of the appropriation for
Oakland harbor.
Additional charges of crookedness have
been made against the Commissioners Of
Cook county, Ill.
Lieutenant Kislingsbury administrator
is opposing the confirmation of Greedy as
Chief Signal Officer.
The House Committee on Postoffices and
Postroads will not consent to the subsidy
amendment to the Postoffice appropriation
bill.
In New York, the jury in the case of
Captain Unger, wEo killed August Bohle,
has returned verdict of guilty of man.
slaughter in the first degree.
The works of the Goodyear Metallic
Rubber Shoe Company at Saugatuck, will
close down for an indefinite period. They
are reported ID have 100000 of finished
stock on hand
Secretary Lamar has denied the applica-
ton of s. g. Blaisdell for a reversal of the
decision of the Land Office, refusing to en-
ter eighty acres of land in The Los Angeles
District within the limis OF the original
Texas Pacific grant.
The New York World sag It has been
decided that Jake Sharp will be the next
one to be tried in the Broadway Railway
bribery case. He has. it is currently be-
lieved, contributed literally to the expense
of defending the indicted Aldermen, and
to the expense Of maintaining, Maloney,
Keenan,, DeLacy and Dempsey in Mon
treal.
a reward of 81 500 has been offered for
the detection of forger who altered GER
tain records of judgment on file in the New
York County Clerks Office, and thereby
gave undue advantage to one of the judg-
ment creditors of Ferdinand Meyer 81 Co.,
clotbiers. The reward is offered by Law
yer Richard Newcomb for his clients, Pom
eroy & Plumb.
Senator Leland Stanford has purchased
from the Metropolitan Museum, of New
York. one-third of the duplicate Cypriote
treasures bought bv the museum from Cen
eral di Cesnola. The price paid is $4,000.
Trouble with the Government may arise
from this SALE as the collection was ad-
mitted free of duty as consisting of altiqui-
ties not intended for sale.
Two passenger trains running between
Chicago and Milwaukee have been equip
ped with an apparatus for heating with
steam from the locomotive. The expert
ment has so far proved successful, but it
has not yet had the test of severe weather.
The company is also building an iron heat
ing car to carry boiler for generating
steam for heating the train, ana to run
next to the engine.
FOREIGN
The wheat crop of South Australia shows
a surplus of lis, 900 tons.
The German Liberal candidates are de-
surprising strength.
Mrs James Brown-Potter has decided to
become professional actress.
The political campaign in Canada is be-
ing conducted with great bitterness.
Herr Hausner, the banker, committed
suicide at Vienna Saturday while insane.
There is no serious personal estrange-
ment between Gladstone and Chamberlain.
The House of Commons is now in a po-
sition to begin the real business of the
session.
1t is declared in London that Russia has
notified the Bulgarian delegates that she
will occupy Bulgaria.
The conviction is gaining ground in st
Petersburg that war between France and
Germany is inevitable.
The British will build military railroad
from India to Mandalay, and by steamers
penetrate to the interior of China.
All the French troops have been recalled
from Madagascar except four companies,
which are to remain at Diego Suariez.
The lower House of the Hungarian Diet,
by a unanimous vote, to-day passed the
extra credit of 34.000,000 forms for the
equipment of the Hungarian Landwehr.
Tonga Island officials accuse many IVES
levan native students on that island with
being implicated in the Baker outrages
ami plotting the murder of the King
with the object of making his nephew
chief
An explosion has occurred in the Clutch
colliery, i'll RhoDda valley. There were
forty-five men entombed in the mine.
Twenty. nine persons have been rescued
unhurt Sixteen remain in the pit, and it
is reported that six are dead.
PACIFIC COAST.
NJ. Harrington. of Benicia, tried to crawl
through fence and drag his gun after him;
he is dead.
The Winsow W0man's Relief Corps of
Radding has yotel to furnish room in the
Soldiers Home.
Two young men who had been out hunt
ing near Sonora were frozen to death on
Thursday night
DR. w e Day, who has been posing as
the friend Of the Indians in Arizona, has
BEEN arrested and held for trial on charge
OF Eolygamy.
Gustaye Brandes, native of GERMANY,
ag 80, attempted suicide at the Melropoli-
tan Hotel, Portland, Or, Friday night, by
taking morphine.
The search for Pete" the murderer of
Mrs. Lyons in Napa county, has so far
proved fruitless he is thought to be still
in the locality of his crime.
The Executive Committee of the Califor-
MIA Firemen's Association met at San Jose
Saturday night aud decided 10 hold the
annual tournament at Santa Cruz, begin
ming May OH.
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Suffer dizziness, indigestion, Inflammation
of the eyes. headache, lassitude, inability
to perform mental work and indisposiiion
for bodily labor, and annoy and disgust
your friends and acquaintance with your
nasal twang and offensive breath and con-